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31st July 2018
11:33am BST

The study states:
"Aerial photographs taken from a helicopter, and satellite images were used to report on changes in the colony and population sizes over the past 50 years. "The possible causes of this decline were explored but no plausible explanation for such an unprecedented decrease in penguin populations was found."The group in question is the largest king penguin colony and the second largest penguin colony in the world. King penguins are the second most prominent species of penguin after the emperor penguin.
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